Pokémon TCG: Rayquaza Vmax #218 PSA 9 - Evolving Skies
Rayquaza VMAX 218/203 PSA 9 – Secret Rare from Evolving Skies
Rayquaza VMAX 218/203 from Evolving Skies is one of the most sought-after chase cards in the Sword & Shield series. This specimen is professionally graded to PSA 9 and is delivered encapsulated in a PSA-slab, ensuring both authenticity and protection. The card is in English and depicts the iconic Dragon-type Pokémon Rayquaza in its VMAX form with artwork by Anesaki Dynamic.
PSA 9 Grading and Collector Status
With a PSA 9 grade the card has earned the designation "Mint", meaning it appears in excellent condition with minimal but visible minor flaws. The PSA slab protects the card from physical wear and makes it easy to display in any collection. Rayquaza VMAX 218/203 is widely recognized as one of the most popular and valuable graded cards from Evolving Skies, only surpassed by a few other chase cards such as Umbreon VMAX.
Card Details and Gameplay
- Card number: 218/203 (Secret Rare)
- Set: Evolving Skies (Sword & Shield series)
- Type: Dragon, VMAX, Rapid Strike
- HP: 320
- Ability – Azure Pulse: Ability to discard your entire hand and draw 3 new cards once per turn – a powerful draw engine with risk
- Attack – Max Burst: 20+ damage, with the option to discard basic Fire or Lightning Energy cards for +80 damage per card
- Retreat cost: 2 Colorless
- Illustrator: Anesaki Dynamic
Rayquaza VMAX's abilities make the card appealing to both collectors and players, especially in energy-acceleration strategies. Its holofoil finish accentuates Rayquaza's iconic status in the Pokémon universe.
Why choose a graded Rayquaza VMAX?
This card is not only a visual centerpiece in any collection but also a piece of Pokémon history from one of the most popular expansions. The PSA 9 grading guarantees high collector quality, and the slab format makes it easy to store and display. For more Pokémon cards in the same category, see our selection of Pokémon cards, or find the right Accessories for storage and presentation.
